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From: Delfin Rojas (drojas_at_[hidden])
Date: 2006-03-01 13:40:09
> Calderon Hector wrote:
>
> 1.- I don't see how to lock a file (fstream) for
> reading/writing. Do I have to use OS functions?
As far as I know there is no "lockable fstream" class in boost. You should
be able to implement it yourself using a mutex. In other words, you can use
the fstream as a shared resource and lock the mutex before each read and
write. You may want to look into the iostreams library and create a
thread_safe_iostream.
> 2.- How do I set a thread to be low priority? Do I have to go
> to the OS again?
>From old postings I remember the objection to this functionality was
cross-platform support. There doesn't seem to be a consistent way to set
thread priority across all the OSes supported by boost.thread. However this
is only my recollection.
-delfin
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